cosimo
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thanks so much!The base has a 5.8cm diameter and 1cm height.
thanks so much!The base has a 5.8cm diameter and 1cm height.
if i may, where did you get your oring?I've been using it for a while. Works really well. But I leave a gap between the herb and the lower mesh.
if i may, where did you get your oring?
Yep, it's basically to get a better seal with stock stems when using the basket screen, and it seems it even also helps sealing the tip if you put the oring on the heater and don't use the basket screen. I will definitely try the mod when my XL arrives in a week or so.Ok, new to me, what's the benefit, sealing?
Or at the “oringstore”. I bought the 200 piece silicone fda 70 duro and the size is 7/16” ID X 5/8” OD X 3/32” CS back in March. Now I use Joda wpa. I just ordered 2 and stem! Hairline crack & chip. Don’t leave friends in e nano room by themselves . They clumsily tried to stir the bowl oopps.if i may, where did you get your oring?
For those inquiring here’s my price sheet on nano xl and tm/tm2 accessories.
Full color stems-50$
Full color wpas-45$ with or without carb
Clear stems-35$
Clear wpas-35$ with or without carb
Dimpled clear stems-45$
12$ shipping in the US, more if international.
I also should of tagged "@VaPeD&CoNfUsEd". I think Joda is his Instagram account .Joda is fast ordered 11/30 arrived today, asked for two18mm no carb simple blue and orange and clear stem with dimples! Have nice heft to them! Very happy!
The last photo shows my previous nano/ roffu for comparison
Yeah I was vaped&confused for a few years here before I started blowing glass and came up with the JoDa business name. This place and vaporizer adapters is what got me into blowing glass nearly 10 years ago now.I also should have tagged "@VaPeD&CoNfUsEd". I think Joda is his Instagram account .
Very cool technique. Good to have a good link for large quantities of bowl screens!!I recently spent a few weeks with the E-nano XL as my primary vape, rocking the JoDa WPA, and this is my first desktop vape. Previously, a TM2 with S&B capsules with a WPA was my primary, so the ritual is a little different.
The first major difference is the cleaning ritual, primarily the screen maintenance. It's very easy to gunk up the screen, especially with higher resin flowers. I started by blowing out the pipe to cache it, then using a debowler one the screen. However, I've switched to using the S&B brush after blowing it out, because using a debowler (or a bamboo stick) rubs the resin into the screen and reduces pull.
At this point, I've also moved onto screens with slightly bigger holes and more dome shaped. I still brush out after every bowl, I rotate between screens, and casually soak a batch of dirty ones in iso while working through a clean set. Every 10-20 sessions, I'll take half a paper towel twist it up and push it through the pipe to clean the walls.
I don't know if these are the exact ones I had on hand, but the measurements look to be the same, https://www.etsy.com/listing/496354191/pipe-screens-6mm-x-12mm-14x-12-5
Or a wireless log.I'm not sure if what I actually need is a wireless ball vape, or VAS is just hittting.
Does such a thing exist yet?Or a wireless log.
Yes. The CL can go cordless for a bowl or so. Not sure about some of the other current gen log vapes. I have wondered if you added balls to the Nano XL if that would be possible with this one.Does such a thing exist yet?
I recently spent a few weeks with the E-nano XL as my primary vape, rocking the JoDa WPA, and this is my first desktop vape. Previously, a TM2 with S&B capsules with a WPA was my primary, so the ritual is a little different.
The first major difference is the cleaning ritual, primarily the screen maintenance. It's very easy to gunk up the screen, especially with higher resin flowers. I started by blowing out the pipe to cache it, then using a debowler one the screen. However, I've switched to using the S&B brush after blowing it out, because using a debowler (or a bamboo stick) rubs the resin into the screen and reduces pull.
At this point, I've also moved onto screens with slightly bigger holes and more dome shaped. I still brush out after every bowl, I rotate between screens, and casually soak a batch of dirty ones in iso while working through a clean set. Every 10-20 sessions, I'll take half a paper towel twist it up and push it through the pipe to clean the walls.
I don't know if these are the exact ones I had on hand, but the measurements look to be the same, https://www.etsy.com/listing/496354191/pipe-screens-6mm-x-12mm-14x-12-5
The issue for me with that solution is the ergonomics. The plug is very tightly connected to the device, removing/inserting it repeatedly throughout the day is a hassle.
I want to pick up the device, use it with my water pipe, then dock it again with one hand. I want a combination of a wireless hammer with the low energy / slow warm-up of a log. Either a wireless hammer that can work with a log, or the log itself becomes the hammer.
update:
I let the device heat soak for 20 minutes, ripped a bowl with it plugged in, then repacked and tried again with it unplugged. The first cloud from "wireless" was decent, but definitely less full than plugged in. Second cloud was half that of the first. I then plugged back in, waited 2 minutes to heat soak, and hit the same bowl with it plugged in, massive cloud. So yeah... I think a ball mod would also be necessary.